ATHICA’s director, Hope Hilton, shares five great and inspirational reads!
Category Archive ‘Books & Lit’
04/17/13 Interview with Chelsea Rathburn: On Poetic Style and A Raft of Grief
Rathburn is a 2005 Richard Wilbur Award winner and National Endowment for the Arts Fellow
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03/25/13 In Conversation With Molly Brodak
The local poet discusses her new book and her Fellowship at Emory with BURNAWAY‘s Scott Daughtridge.
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01/25/13 Bruce Covey, Creator of What’s New in Poetry?
This well-curated reading series brings some of the country’s best up-and-coming poets to Atlanta.
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01/14/13 Thomas Mullen’s Firefly Brothers Wins the 2012 Townsend Prize
Mullen captures Georgia’s major literary award with his bank-robbing Depression-era novel that’s relevant for readers of today.
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01/04/13 Philip Rafshoon, Decatur Book Festival’s New Program Director
The former owner of Outwrite Bookstore takes over leadership for the widely popular literary festival.
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01/01/13 Hyde and Vouched Reunite for this Year’s Holiday Hangover
Seasonal satire rings true at the Highland Inn Ballroom with literary readings and surprise, soon-to-be-revealed musical guests.
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11/12/12 Author George Singleton Returns to Atlanta Wednesday
The Georgia Center for the Book hosts Singleton as he reads from his hilarious new collection of stories.
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10/25/12 Author David Sedaris of NPR Fame to Appear in Atlanta Saturday
Atlanta’s NPR affiliate WABE presents an evening with David Sedaris promising a performance to remember.
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09/28/12 Q&A: Josh Russell and the Life of Letters
Author Josh Russell discusses his career, his technique, and his view on public readings.
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07/17/12 ARTSpeak: Solar Anus Literary Series at Beep Beep
Jamie Iredell shares some background behind the experimental writers’ series convening again Tuesday, July 17.
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03/06/12 Granolapocalypse at CouchCouch, a New Generation of Poets
Low-rent creative centers in rundown neighborhoods encourage young artists and writers to stay in Atlanta after graduation.
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02/29/12 Write Club Atlanta Says Good Riddance to the Lonely Life of Letters
The first rule of Write Club … is to tell seven people about Write Club.
Jared: Excited for the Bowman collection. She is someone to keep an eye on
ruth: What do you do with difficult lines of memory? Fold them into a san
Beth Lilly: I know! That's exactly the type of work I had in mind with the call f
Jason Francisco: Davis' bulletin boards seem to me actually to be photographs themselve
burnaway: approved